IPA: /ˌlɛprəˈmætəs/
KK: /lɛprəˈmætəs/
Describing a condition that involves the presence of infectious nodules on the skin, often associated with a specific disease.
The patient was diagnosed with lepromatous leprosy, which caused numerous skin nodules.
Lepromatous → It is formed from "lepra" (from Latin, meaning leprosy) and the suffix "-matous" (from Greek "matos", meaning characterized by). The word "lepromatous" refers to a condition characterized by leprosy, specifically the form of leprosy that involves skin lesions and nodules.
Think of 'lepra' which relates to leprosy, and '-matous' meaning characterized by, to remember that 'lepromatous' describes a condition characterized by leprosy.